ood grains that the reader will find worth picking from a
mass of non-nutritious but, fortunately, non-poisonous chaff.

I have not included many books which I recognize as important for
readers thoroughly trained in science, but which are dangerous for the
average reader of literature on sex.

It is possible that I may have overlooked some very good books that I
have not intended to ignore; and I shall be glad to have my attention
called to books which deserve recognition.

Special bibliographies have been published in Wile's "Sex-Education,"
March's "Towards Racial Health," Geddes and Thomson's "Sex," and
Foster's "Social Emergency."

Publishers.--In most cases the first part of the names of well-known
publishers has been given. Unless otherwise mentioned, they have
offices in New York City. In addition, the following abbreviations have
been used:

A.M.A. = American Medical Association, Chicago.

A.S.H.A. = American Social Hygiene Association, 105 West 40th St., New
York City.

S.S.M.P. = Society of Sanitary and Moral Prophylaxis, 105 West 40th
Street, New York City.

Association Press = press of the National Board of the Y.M.C.A., New
York City.

FOR EDUCATORS AND PARENTS

ADDAMS, JANE. "A New Conscience and an Ancient Evil."
Macmillan. $1.00. (Contains all the average reader needs to
know concerning prostitution.)

BOK, EDWARD, Editor. "Books of Self-Knowledge for Young
People and Parents." Revell. $.25 each.

BIGELOW, M.A. "Relation of Biology to Sex-Instruction in
Schools and Colleges." Journal of Social Diseases, II, 4,
October, 1911.

CABOT, RICHARD C. "The Christian Approach to Social
Morality." National Y.W.C.A., New York. $.50.

CABOT, RICHARD C. "What Men Live By." Houghton Mifflin.
$1.50. (A book that has helped many people.)

CABOT, R.C. "Consecration of the Affections." Proceedings
of Fifth Cong. Amer. School Hygiene Assoc., III, 1911, p. 114.
Also in Amer. Phy. Ed. Rev., XVI, 1911, pp. 247-253. (See
"Criticisms of Sex-Education" in Sec. 46 of this book.)

COCKS, ORRIN G. "The Social Evil and Methods of
Treatment." Association Press. $.25.

CREIGHTON, LOUISE. "The Social Disease and How to Fight
It." Longmans. $.35. (A splendid essay on social impurity from a
modern woman's viewpoint. Constructive and optimistic.)

ELIOT, C.W. "Public Opinion and Sex-Hygiene." A.S.H.A.
$.05.

ELIOT, C.W. "School Instr